56 Days of Flying Eagle & Indian Head Cents

It's been a while, so now it's time for a new installment in the "Days of" series. This time we are posting Flying Eagle and Indian head cents. Post them all, high grades, low grades, varieties, patterns and everything else that's interesting. Here's the schedule of dates:

April 18-21 1856-1858 Flying Eagles
April 22-1859
April 23-1860
April 24-1861
April 25-1862
April 26-1863
April 27-1864 both cupro and bronze
April 28-1865
April 29-1866
April 30-1867
May 1-1868
May 2-1869
May 3-1870
May 4-1871
May 5-1872
May 6-1873
May 7-1874
May 8-1875
May 9-1876
May 10-1877 (big daddy!)
May 11-1878
May 12-1879
May 13-1880
May 14-1881
May 15-1882
May 16-1883
May 17-1884
May 18-1885
May 19-1886
May 20-1887
May 21-1888 (overdates??)
May 22-1889
May 23-1890
May 24-1891
May 25-1892
May 26-1893
May 27-1894
May 28-1895
May 29-1896
May 30-1897
May 31-1898
June 1-1899
June 2-1900
June 3-1901
June 4-1902
June 5-1903
June 6 -1904
June 7-1905
June 8-1906
June 9-1907
June 10-1908(S)
June 11-1909(S)

Have fun and let the games begin!!

1857 Flying Eagle Clashed with Seated Liberty 50 cent

1858 Flying Eagle

 

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It's day one, anyone have any 1856-1858 Flying Eagles they would like to share??

 

My one and only FE cent.

 

The missing planchet error!!!

 

I'll post a few tonight.

 

None are mine, I just snapped the photos.


PCGS AU58



PCGS MS64



PCGS MS65

 

A few Multi-denominational clash dies.

S-7 Clash from the obverse of a Double Eagle




S-8 Clash from the reverse of a Seated Quarter.




S-9 Clash from the obverse of a Seated Half.

 

The controversial FE...





1858 Large Letters


1858 Small Letters

 

So what was the final verdict on this one? It sure is pretty Greg!

 

DDO

 

It is happy in my type Dansco type set album.
So, inconclusive...

 

I'm not getting the 56 days thingo. Someone care to elaborate?

 

Think of it as kind of a "show and tell" party. From today until June 11, members can post the Flying Eagle/Indian Head cent series in chronological order by date. It's just a way of displaying each date in the series in various grades. Ironically, the series helps collectors determine grades and the factors that go into why each and every coin grades the way it does based on wear, strike, etc.

Got it Ken

 

I think so Shaun. Sadly, I lack an example. It's on the 'to do' list though........

 

Have no fear my friend, I see a "Days of" series of Commems. Now that one will be fun!

 

....edited, ignore.

 

Type of 1856.